Hokkaido Ramen Santouka Hong Kong: Menu, Queue, Locations and Ordering Guide
Understand Hokkaido Ramen Santouka through operator-published menus and the Hong Kong branch details to verify.
Hokkaido Ramen Santouka Hong Kong: Menu, Queue, Locations and Ordering Guide
Santouka is the Asahikawa shio-tonkotsu import: a milky pork broth seasoned with salt rather than soy, served with a pickled plum on top. It draws about 810 Hong Kong searches a month. Details below come from operator pages and current listings; verify hours, menus and prices on the day.
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Official Hong Kong branch. Shop 608, 6/F, iSQUARE, 63 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui; 12:00–22:00, last order 21:30; tel +852 2721 1298 (Santouka’s own overseas-shop page).
📍 1. Location and access
iSQUARE sits above Tsim Sha Tsui station; use Exit H or R and take the mall lifts to the sixth floor. Being a mall unit, it has tables, air conditioning and predictable hours, which makes it one of the easier Kowloon ramen stops for groups or families; see ramen in Tsim Sha Tsui.
🍜 2. Menu and house style
The signature is shio ramen in a white tonkotsu broth that is lighter and less porky than Hakata styles, alongside shoyu, miso and spicy miso versions and the toroniku pork-cheek set. Style background is in shio ramen and tonkotsu ramen.
⏰ 3. Queue and timing
Mall lunch and weekend dinner are the peaks; mid-afternoon is quiet. Last order is 21:30, earlier than street shops. Queue mechanics are in the ramen queue guide.
🧾 4. What to order or compare
Order the shio bowl first; it is the reason the brand exists. Compare it with the heavier chains in Ichiran versus Ippudo versus Butao and with the clear-broth decision in shoyu versus shio.
Older listings name branches that no longer appear on the operator’s page. Kornhill Plaza and other sites show up in archived reviews; the official overseas list currently shows iSQUARE only. Use the operator page, not a review site, for branches.
🧭 What to read next
For Sapporo-style miso rather than Asahikawa shio, see Sapporo miso ramen; for Hokkaido on a trip, see Sapporo ramen.











